Students led by Odette School of Business professor Kent Walker embarked to Costa Rica to explore its social entrepreneurship and eco-tourism.
Students led by Odette School of Business professor Kent Walker embarked to Costa Rica to explore its social entrepreneurship and eco-tourism.
Faculty members accompanied Chris Houser on his annual study-abroad trip to Costa Rica to learn how to develop international experiences for their own students.
Faculty members accompanied Chris Houser on his annual study-abroad trip to Costa Rica to learn how to develop international experiences for their own students.
The UWindsor Enactus team competed in the student leadership organization’s regional conference. From left: Enactus Windsor board member Ian Virtue, Ian Trepanier, Nathaniel Pozzuoli, Elizabeth Spiridon, Erley Lafleur, Deema Boji, Brigitte Kok, Hemakshi Jani, faculty adviser Kent Walker, Hansika Khokhar, Rania Bal, and Enactus Windsor board member Jacob Arcas.
Business professor Andrew Templer and MBA candidate Victoria Pedri are inaugural recipients of the Sue Skrobiak Award for Excellence and Sue Skrobiak Scholarship, respectively.
The Odette School of Business announced the winners of the first Sue Skrobiak Awards for Excellence and Sue Skrobiak Scholarship.
Business professor Kent Walker has written a book on the benefits of meditation.
Business professor Kent Walker has written a book on the benefits of meditation.
Seven local social enterprises will join in a pitch competition Thursday, Sept. 19.
Seven local social enterprises will join in a pitch competition Thursday, Sept. 19.
Ian Stecher was recognized for academic achievement during celebrations of the University’s 111th Convocation.
The University fêted top graduates Ian Stecher and Layale Bazzi during its Convocation ceremonies last week.
An African rhinoceros is pictured in this handout photo.
It is so coveted that it’s worth more than its weight in gold.
Its intended use has long been proven ineffectual, and yet the demand is contributing to the obliteration of a species.
The illegal trade of rhinoceros horn in Africa is fraught with controversy and two University of Windsor business students have become engrossed in the issue.
“It’s just not fair to these animals,” said master of business administration student Fred Wilkins.
Students in the Odette MBA program strike a pose following a hot yoga class as part of a de-stress day on Monday, May 8.
About 40 MBA students from the University of Windsor took all their stress Monday and left it in a pool of sweat on the yoga studio floor.
Kent Walker believes the research he helped conduct may have important policy implications for business schools.
